How To Soundproof Your Bedroom With Style
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Bedrooms are the
most private zones of any home, and their interior design has to be
pragmatically relevant in order to provide a wholesome ambiance for the user.
Most people tend to focus only on the visual qualities of their bedroom
interior designs during renovation and overlook a very important functional aspect –
soundproofing.
Since HDB’s tend to
be small in size, it’s completely possible that you won’t get any privacy even
in your bedrooms. Therefore, it is important to invest in proper soundproofing.
Here are 5 relevant ways you can soundproof your bedrooms with style.
1. Headboard tufting
Fabric
can absorb sound on impact, which means it’s a great sound proofing device.
It’s also the foremost choice for designers to soundproof a room with style.
You can clad entire walls in fabric as a design feature. You can even use
curtains to add some extra effect.
Have
a look at this image – it features a bedroom interior design by Northwestern
Interior. They’ve soundproofed the bedroom by using various alterations of
fabric classing – curtains and stylish headboard tufting. All of these elements
are completely relevant with the overall theme, and only add to the beauty and
style of the ambiance.
2. Paneling
Wall
paneling is an efficient and trendy way to soundproof your bedrooms with style.
The best part about this technique is that there are quite a few finishes
available in the paneling, so you can choose according to the aesthetic you
want.
This
bedroom interior design by Design 4 Space is an excellent example of how you
can use a combination of laminates and paneling to create a holistic looking
interior design that also functionally relevant.
3. Shelving
Shelving
creates a stylish barrier between the space outside and the sounds inside. So
it’s quite a trendy way to soundproof your bedrooms. You just have to make sure
that the thickness of the shelving unit is wide enough. If it’s narrow, then it
may not be good enough.
The
shelf in this bedroom interior design by 3D Innovations is a great example. It
features a completely trendy and unique shelving unit that creates a barrier
between the bedroom and the rest of the home interior, thus adequately
soundproofing the space.
4.
Wardrobe insulation
This
technique helps you get a fine in-built wardrobe system and stylish sound
insulation all in one. It’s a completely logical and aesthetically relevant way
to soundproof your bedroom in style. The wardrobe helps create a buffer zone
between the sounds in the room and the rest of the apartment.
This
bedroom interior design by Designer House is a great example of how you can use
wardrobe designs to create noise buffers between your bedroom and the rest of
the space.
5. Spacious by design
An
alternative way to soundproof your bedrooms is by making them spacious enough
that the space itself becomes the buffer between the outside noise and the
bedroom. You can even use the rest of the above mentioned techniques in the
same space to get improved acoustic results.
This bedroom interior design by Designer Guy group shows just how you can use spaciousness by design to incorporate the best soundproofing and acoustics within a space.
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